Tastes like someone took a caramel-forward winter ale and hit it with a huge dose of apicot. It's nice but it's definitely going to depend on how much you like apricot, because it's overwhelming.

A citrus mix, prickly carbonation, really mellow finish despite what is quite an oily beer. Sweet with some cereal in the finish.

Served a little bit less than cold, which I think helped. Chocolate, a round hop flavor, and some roast. Does have a fairly bitter finish.

It’sa really nice standard German Pilsner. Pleasant for these last dying days of summer. A short finish. Especially compared directly with the Czech Pilsner

Hits a lot of the same notes as the Unbearable Lightness, but a little more fruit forward. Cloudy all the way through. Not as crisp.

I was expecting less bitter/hoppy...

Watery lager. Doesn't taste premium at all. Might beat a Coors Light, but not much more than that.

I guess always pour out of the can, eh?

I asked for the lightest IPA they had, and got this. Fresh-tasting and light, not bitter or resinous at all but with a fragrant hoppy flavor. Summery for sure.

I had to get this, with that name! A lightly sweet dark beer with a smooth coffee-hinted roast flavor. Medium bitterness.

Yeasty-dry American wheat ale. Nice wheaty finish, but a lot of skunk on the nose that seemed to get worse very quickly over time.

The scent is actually that of a skunk in the distance. But the flavor is light, sweet, with a hint of citrus on the back end.

A nice refreshing beverage for a nice day.

I will never call another beer "piney" again. This beer has out-pined them all. Dry and strongly evergreen-fragrant at first, the perfume soon turns bitter and overwhelming. I really regretted the second half of my schooner. (12 oz schooner)